Researcher Peter Bergman works to improve educational outcomes by studying student and parent behavior

In his 7th grade classroom, Cadarris Rucker builds student confidence through ‘advocacy, choice and voice’

In the Mississippi Delta, an innovative after-school program puts struggling readers on a path to literacy

In Atlanta, a new technology platform helps real-world professionals bring curriculum to life

In a rural region struggling to recruit teachers, high-achieving high schoolers are now receiving AP instruction from some of the nation’s top educators

Building Civic Capacity for the Tennessee Achievement School District

High-Poverty Neighborhoods with Limited Educational Options

In Atlanta, a community unites to help underserved high school students chart a course for education, career and life.

In San Antonio, school leaders earn high marks by embracing innovative, diverse models

Georgetown University program unites charter, district school leaders to help the city’s growing English Learner population

Through a unique Master’s program at Georgetown University, DeWayne McClary authored a plan to eliminate digital inequities that hinder learning

Proposals set forth by the 41st president have influenced decades of K-12 education policy

What do millennial parents think of public schools?

Survey shows millennials want their kids’ education to encompass far more than core academics

What do millennial parents expect from public schools?

We found that millennial parents are open to a wide range of methods to hold schools accountable for making sure students are learning properly. We were interested in who millennial parents believe should be held accountable when a school is not living up to that responsibility. We asked our focus groups, “What should happen if a school is consistently failing?”